Is anyone else sitting here waiting to see Darth Logos thoughts on this episode?
Rejoice, my people. I have arrived
Now THAT was an episode.
That
was an episode.
Even though it wasn't Sherlock level detecting I'm smug about my theory that the Din's group was a fringe clan being right.
SOOOOOOOOOOOOO happy they finally explained that. And better.....IT MADE SENSE. I was actually excited.
Bo Katan translated amazingly to live action...helps Katee Sackoff voiced her in Clone Wars.
Right? Even Kath was amazed by how well she transitioned into the real world. I thought they actually did an incredible job with the Bo's crew, especially in how they moved in combat. Just bold as brass-bitch please-I've already won-#$%& you Imperial swine-attitude.
And I want a pair of these blasters.
Maybe Baby Yoda's care of the little pollywogs will silence the outraged groups.
Doubtful. I had the thought that lessened my ire at the happenings of the last episode: What was the first thing we saw him eat? A FROG. I'm thinking that he views similar species as food, unless properly parented. Also, calling bull$#!% on the eggs being fertilized, and gestating to tadpoles in less than 24hrs. And then that same tadpole growing legs in another less-than-a-day.
Now that raises the questions: Is Sabine with her?
I had a similar thought, but more: will we be seeing Sabine in this series? Just hope they fix her armor.
Yess !!!! But she should be 55 or 60 ....
Actually, if Bo was an idealistic teen during TCW, then she would only be mid-40s, and only a few years older than the actress.
The Big Stuff starts happening. Really not to much to spoil though since somethings were long ago confirmed and others were not confirmed but still known.
"There are known knowns, and there are known unknowns. But there are also unknown unknowns; things we don't know that we don't know."
I wish I had a job that allowed me to work from home.....not because I'm afraid of The Thing.....but because I dislike leaving my comfortable home to deal with....people.
I would like that as well, but......I leave all of my best distractions at home, so nothing would ever get done.
That was Koska Reeves (Sasha Banks), the other female Mando with Bo Katan. That's how they knew what ship he was on.
For those looking for a familiar name in the credits, you won't find it. She went by her real name: Mercedes Varnado.
100% I hope we do. I have a feeling that Ahsoka will lead to Sabine which will lead the the darksaber and Gideon. I also think Ahsoka and Sabine will team up with Mando and Baby Yoda to find Ezra so Baby Yoda has a teacher. Honestly these are theories, and I think a lot of people think the same thing, but as much as they are theories I also really hope they happen. It's the geek in me who would LOVE to see that. What do y'all think? I loved the end of ep3 though. The first two were really good, but now we are getting into the good stuff.
I think you're asking too much. By now Luke is already known and has started the New Jedi Order. Doubtful that Ezra would be the teacher for Baby Yoda. Plus, it's incredibly bad writing to need the success of the current show to stand on the....I'll say 'popularity' (since "success" is too strong a word) of another show.
Speaking of, we noticed the gaping butthole of the current story. Last season, Mando was tasked with "reuniting the Child with his
kind," which I and many others took to mean the Yoda-species. Now all of a sudden he is trying to return him to the Jedi. The Jedi are not his kind. If they were trying to infer that since he is Force sensitive that the Jedi might be able to find his species so he can properly return him, they did a lousy job of wording it.
Which then leads to the prolapse of said gaping hole: If Mando was rescued by Death Watch DURING the Clone Wars, while his village/city/settlement whatever was under attack by droids, HOW IN THE NAME OF SON'S SHINY BALD HEAD DOES HE NOT KNOW ABOUT THE JEDI? Even Anakin knew about the Jedi.
I read somewhere that the actor for Moff Gideon said that season 2 was just laying the ground work for what’s to come in Season 3 and 4. That’s apparently when we will get the meat of the story and most of the answers to everything.
Won't deny, I'm a bit more excited by this.
They are already starting to discuss spin off shows based on characters from this show.
This is less reassuring. They haven't really established any characters in this show that would be worthy of a spinoff.
Other thoughts:
WTF is with the horrible Quarran masks? Why do all of them have their tongues hanging out. Kinda makes it a little hard to speak.
I thought it was awfully contrived that the brother knew a) the his brother had been killed already, b) that a Mandolorian did it, and c) exactly where to find our hero. This was actually my biggest complaint about the episode.
I loved the new vehicle designs. They didn't look like the typical throwback trash, where something that is already well known gets repurposed. The crane walker was perfect in form and function, and looked like it was developed for that specific task. The fishing vessel did the same. No flash, but still looked like it perfectly fit.
I hated wasting a villainous talent like Titus Welliver to being a no-name Imp stooge, but I LOVED how it was done. A SW-era cyanide fake tooth. THAT was awesome.
Why is it that everyone references things from Tatooine as though it were something akin to "Duh! Everyone knows everything about Tatooine. Didn't you watch A New Hope?" This of course being in response to the line about "couldn't hit the side of a bantha."
And then my engineering gripe. There is no way in the Seven Kingdoms that ship have even made it through reentry, let alone survived the stresses of decelerating to land. And apparently cargo nets are the Mon Calamari equivalent of duct tape.
All good, can completely understand about bing busy. I just always look forward to his perspective on the episodes.
Ask and ye shall receive.
